Book, Chapter

 1    I, 22|   everything in this. As infant boys believe that every statue
 2   II, 4 |       men. We are not (he says) boys twice, as is commonly said,
 3  III, 12|       all; for both old men and boys, kings and those of the
 4    V, 13|      men doubtless are wise. If boys, if youths are improvident
 5    V, 13|     case (not to speak of men), boys and delicate women in silence
 6    V, 20|        they despise, and by our boys. For, since they are especially
 7   VI, 3 |   entering upon that way except boys and young men; for this
 8   VI, 20|       their apartments; and not boys only, who ought not to be
 9  VII, 12|      understanding increases in boys, and is vigorous in young
10  VII, 22| immortal and divine, because in boys minds are pliant, and easy